Tenant build-outs & remodels
Complete electrical for new and renovated commercial spaces, from layout to final inspection.
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Commercial Electrical Contracting
Dependable commercial electrical contracting from a Master Electrician who has been keeping Michigan businesses running since 1984.
For owners, managers & GCs
Commercial projects live and die by schedules, inspections and coordination. With 42 years of experience, we know how to plan the work, work with your general contractor and other trades, and keep your doors open while we do it.
Whether it’s a new tenant build-out, a service upgrade for new equipment, or a lighting retrofit that cuts your energy bill, you get master-level workmanship and a contractor who picks up the phone.
Commercial services
Offices, retail, restaurants, light industrial and multi-unit properties: if it needs power, we can design, install and maintain it.
Complete electrical for new and renovated commercial spaces, from layout to final inspection.
New services, panels, subpanels and three-phase power sized for your equipment and growth.
Interior, exterior, parking lot and emergency lighting that saves energy and improves safety.
Dedicated circuits and hookups for HVAC, kitchen equipment, motors and production machinery.
Code-compliant emergency lighting, exit signs and backup power solutions.
Pathways, boxes and power for data, security and communications systems.
Commercial and fleet EV charger installation, including load calculations and service upgrades.
Preventive maintenance, code corrections and fast diagnosis when something stops working.
How we work
A straightforward process refined over four decades of commercial work.
We review the site, your plans and your schedule, and ask the right questions up front.
A clear, itemized proposal so you know exactly what’s included.
Coordinated with your GC and trades, with permits pulled and the site kept clean.
Final inspection, labeled panels, and a walk-through of the finished work.
They worked around our hours so we never had to close, kept the general contractor in the loop, and passed inspection the first time.